successes

I think it highlights that we judge people by the number of successes, not the ratio of successes.

Very likely all of the most recent successes in that category were founded outside of silicon valley.

Very likely, all of the most recent successes in that category were founded outside of silicon valley.

But do you then attribute the Paypal mafia, and the Youtube mafia's further successes also to luck?

And having a big success does not predict with a high degree of certainty future successes.

The successes in engineered organs are coming from adult stem cells so far, which don't come with an ethical debate.

And the really big successes become worth far more than $250M, enough to subsidize many failures.

You should learn from other's successes, because it's cheaper than discovering what works by yourself.

Indeed, this is quite newer, and a gradual introduction to FP idioms (with good successes).

Even tenacious people who are not very good tend to keep going long enough to have a few successes under their belt.

I always thought top gear was one of those international successes that were big everywhere but the U.

The chances of successful replication are lower of course, but the advertiser only needs a few successes to make it worth their while.

Additionally, why do you have a Y Combinator logo under "our successes?" Having success with batch companies is a bit different than having success with the parent entity.

I'm not calling myself "successful" but I have had successes..

>"I want Jobs and [Bill] Gates and [Mark] Zuckerberg and all of these guys to thank me for blazing some of [those trails], because it was much easier once there were several notable successes from [people] in their twenties," he says.

I recently noticed that everyone writes about successes which I personally have done a bunch of, I've written articles such as "How I grew a startup from 0 to 40M and got it acquired by Google", etc, tons of these, not going to talk about them.